Solution Summary
Solace’s solution can route market data to many subscribers with low, consistent latency thanks to routing and filtration that are executed entirely in hardware. Solace’s use of discrete TCP-based client connections eliminates the two most common problems with multicast: slow consumers impacting other subscribers or the system as a whole, and clients wasting valuable CPU cycles filtering unwanted data. Client TCP connections also enable administrators to easily identify and address the root cause of problems at any level of granularity.
Advantages and Benefits
- Fast, predictable performance: Processing market data in hardware eliminates the variable latency associated with processing messages in software running on general purpose servers.
- Lower cost and complexity: Solace’s message router handle the workload of as many as 10-30 servers, dramatically reducing architectural and operational complexity.
- WAN efficiency: Since Solace’s message routers are aware of subscriptions across the network, data is only forwarded to routers with relevant subscribers. And only one copy of each message is sent over the WAN, with fanout happening at the edge.
- Increased client efficiency: Client-specific subscriptions and feeds mean clients get exactly the data they need, so they don’t waste processing power deleting irrelevant packets.



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